I'm what in America is called an "Army BRAT."

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B.R.A.T. is an acronym to define children whose parents are career military personnel, and therefore they are B-being R-relocated A-all(the) T-(time) since their parents often move from

one location to another for work. 
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I have traveled quite a bit while growing up. My parents had to work in various countries, and we relocated approximately every three years. I lived in California, Virginia, Maryland, Germany, Korea, and Italy, where I currently live.
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I acquired a love for languages very young. I didn't learn Korean, but I learned German, French, and Italian. I'll share a secret: I'm still studying them all!

 

Yes, I believe we never stop learning. If you've been studying English for many years, I understand. Learning a new language is a journey into a new culture and mentality that can be intimidating, especially if you need to use English at work - a moment in which your professionalism is under scrutiny. You may not understand what is being said or you're unable to get your message across exactly how you intended, creating misunderstanding and confusion. ​

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After an extensive period working for major multinational companies, I decided to support my non-native English students in their language journey by capitalizing on technology. I offer online learning solutions such as courses but also blended learning programs so my students can continue to learn even outside a classroom environment whenever it's most convenient for them.

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The English Coach is my online classroom: a place where you can clarify grammar doubts, improve your pronunciation, and feel less like a fish out of water when you speak English at work. 

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Would you like me to help you express your true self even while speaking a foreign language?

Click here and I will evaluate your English proficiency and give you suggestions on how to improve.